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UiPath unveils agentic automation for unified AI & workflow
UiPath launches its new agentic automation platform, uniting AI, robots, and humans to streamline business workflows with improved orchestration and control.

Rotorua Lakes Council to stay with LGNZ as councillors debate value for money
The annual subscription for 2025/26 will be $93,458, up about $8000 on the prior year.

Watch: Bill Belichick’s girlfriend interjects during awkward CBS interview
Bill Belichick, 73, defended girlfriend Jordon Hudson, 24, for interjecting during a CBS interviewer's questions about their relationship.

Sinkhole opens under Papamoa footpath
A local says the hole is probably several metres deep.

No inquest for woman dragged into machine at timber company
A Carterton woman who died at her workplace had been trying to fix a glitching conveyor when the power was accidentally turned on.

ACT's David Seymour wants to slash 'bloated' ministerial line-up
Seymour has called for a smaller team of ministers, portfolios and departments.

Doyleston flooding worst in past decade, residents says
Doyleston residents describe the scenes of flooding in the town of a few hundred people.

The most frightening AI response ever
This ought to send a chill down your spine.

Cullen: Have faith in my star’s standing start manners
When the best horses race in handicaps there is often an easy recipe for backing a winner.

Tiebreaker vote necessary before $945k bridge repair agreed
Some South Wairarapa councillors argued against funding the repair of the council-owned bridge because it only serviced one property.

‘Do you want to die?’: Speed camera van operator threatened disgruntled member of public
The member of the public had protested and blocked the van’s camera before the operator threatened the person and pushed them.

Listen to The Country online: Michael Harvey on Indonesian opportunities for NZ’s dairy sector
Jane Smith, Michael Harvey, Jeremy Rookes, Chris Russell, and Rowena Duncum.

David Seymour proposes abolishing some portfolios and cutting minister numbers
One of the portfolios he wants to scrap was created by Christopher Luxon this year.

Sir Dave Dobbyn to perform at Auckland Town Hall for the first time
Iconic Kiwi musician to headline Live Nation's Auckland Winter Series.

Life on the land keeps truckin’ along
A serious accident involving a trusted horse, has not deterred a Northland woman from life on the land.

'Full of lies': Chinese Embassy hits back over Stuff role in global investigation
An investigation into the tactics Beijing allegedly uses to target its critics is labelled ‘complete fabrication’ by the Embassy in Wellington.

Venue policy ‘will likely kill the Giants’
The Nelson Giants will have to shut down next year because policy changes at the Trafalgar Centre will slash their revenue, the club’s manager says.

Abuse in Care: 52 Lake Alice survivors opt for rapid payment
Govt says 120 people as of April 24 have so far been deemed eligible for payment.

Further interest rate falls not on the cards
ANZ economists say the bulk of mortgage interest rates falls has likely ended, barring any major surprises.

Welcome to Wellington: Phoenix coach excited for likely Wrexham visit
The Welsh football club owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are set to announce a match against the Phoenix in July.

Title favourites Pulse summon former Diamond amid injury crisis
With two leading Silver Ferns on the sideline, ANZ Premiership title favourites have called on unwanted former Australian Diamond.

Murder inquest: ‘If she was your sister, would you not warn her?’
The sister of murdered woman Juliana Bonilla-Herrera asked the former chief probation officer if he would have handled things differently if she was his relative.